Sentence examples for decision-making belongs from inspiring English sources
Nora seemed to say that decision-making belongs to the official - whether it is fair or not - and cannot be revoked by the parent.
Models of medical decision-making belong to two general classes-descriptive and prescriptive.
For example, 79% of the missing data on pH at the time of decision making belonged to patients whose pH was >=7.35 when they arrived in the ED, and only 21.5% of patients whose pH was >=7.35 when they arrived in the ED had a second arterial blood gases done.
Compliance refers to the patient submitting to the authority of their healthcare provider, and arguably belongs within the paternalist paradigm; adherence refers to the patient voluntarily agreeing with a healthcare plan, perhaps developed through shared decision-making and belongs more within the empowerment paradigm [ 10].
They are the experts of their own lives and, ultimately, the control and the decision-making power belongs in their hands.
The state was a private government: the decision-making process belonged to the king.
d Of course, " medical decision making" would belong to the genus "medicine".
Beccy Speight, chief executive of the Woodland Trust, said: "Our collective ambition is for a charter that puts trees back at the heart of our lives, communities and decision-making - where they belong.
Even when nurses are interested in clinical palliative care, the attitudes of physicians wield great influence on the therapeutic strategy pursued because decision-making authority for treatment and care belongs to physicians.
In public government, decision-making is everybody's business — the government "belongs" to everyone, like a public park.
With Ai Weiwei and Daniel Ellsberg we need to form a global alliance against the perverts in power and restore the fight for transparency where it belongs -- in the decision-making process and protect ourselves from the perverse protectors who penetrate our privacy and our freedom of thought.
